Lisa Friedlander's guest appearances

Lisa Friedlander

What's Working in Washington

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Les gueules du dentaire

Neil deGrasse Tyson

Mark Walsh

Steve Harris

Allen Gannett

Nick Davis

Brian Fanzo

Arthur Herman

Howard Ross

Robert McNamara

Bob Smith

Ian Altman

David Jones

Adam Roberts

Christina Daves

Andy Jones

OwlTail

Cet épisode est sponsorisé par Endoboutik www.endoboutik.com"&gt;www.endoboutik.com  Jusqu’au 02 mai 2022, bénéficiez d’une réduction de 8% sur vos commandes. Pour en profiter, utilisez le code Promo GDD sur la page de paiement. Pour ce nouvel épisode, Stéphane reçoit une femme.  Il l'a connue en tant qu’étudiante, ce qui n’est pas fait pour le rajeunir, et à ce moment-là, rien ne laissait présager de la carrière qui allait être la sienne.  Un sourire enjôleur  Un peu à cran, pas heureuse du tout d’être là, un sourire enjôleur, mais un véritable mal être, à être là où elle se trouvait. Son parcours a été un peu plus long que prévu, mais des rencontres lui ont fait changer d’avis . Aujourd’hui, elle est Maître de conférences en Prothèse et épidémiologiste.  Elle fait de la réhabilitation orale complexe, et surtout … plus c’est compliqué plus elle aime.  Une virtuose, aussi bien en tant qu'ambassadrice que pianiste  Elle a embrassé ses fonctions Hospitalo-Universitaires sur le tard, mais Stéphane croit pouvoir dire qu’il n’y a pas plus belle ambassadrice qu’elle pour parler de notre métier.   À ses heures perdues, elle joue du piano comme une virtuose, mais ne le dit jamais.  Stéphane a l’immense plaisir d’accueillir cette semaine le Dr Lisa PITRAT née FRIEDLANDER  Liens des éléments cités pendant le podcast   Vidéo de Lisa Friedlander présentant la profession à l’Université Paris Santé Site des maladies rares : www.o-rares.com Lectures conseillées par Lisa :     STIGMATES - Usages sociaux des handicaps d’Erving Goffman (https://g.co/kgs/v8NqMK)  Surveiller et punir de Michel Foucault (https://g.co/kgs/Sg79Zo)   

Cet épisode est sponsorisé par Endoboutik <a href="http://www.endboutik.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.endoboutik.com"&gt;www.endoboutik.com</a> Jusqu’au 02 mai 2022, bénéficiez d’une réduction de 8% sur vos commandes. Pour en profiter, utilisez le code Promo GDD sur la page de paiement. Pour ce nouvel épisode, Stéphane reçoit une femme.  Il l'a connue en tant qu’étudiante, ce qui n’est pas fait pour le rajeunir, et à ce moment-là, rien ne laissait présager de la carrière qui allait être la sienne. Un sourire enjôleur Un peu à cran, pas heureuse du tout d’être là, un sourire enjôleur, mais un véritable mal être, à être là où elle se trouvait. Son parcours a été un peu plus long que prévu, mais des rencontres lui ont fait changer d’avis . Aujourd’hui, elle est Maître de conférences en Prothèse et épidémiologiste.  Elle fait de la réhabilitation orale complexe, et surtout … plus c’est compliqué plus elle aime. Une virtuose, aussi bien en tant qu'ambassadrice que pianiste Elle a embrassé ses fonctions Hospitalo-Universitaires sur le tard, mais Stéphane croit pouvoir dire qu’il n’y a pas plus belle ambassadrice qu’elle pour parler de notre métier.   À ses heures perdues, elle joue du piano comme une virtuose, mais ne le dit jamais. Stéphane a l’immense plaisir d’accueillir cette semaine le Dr Lisa PITRAT née FRIEDLANDER Liens des éléments cités pendant le podcast   <ul><li>Vidéo de Lisa Friedlander présentant la profession à l’Université Paris Santé</li> <li>Site des maladies rares : <a href="http://www.o-rares.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.o-rares.com</a></li> <li>Lectures conseillées par Lisa : <ul><li>STIGMATES - Usages sociaux des handicaps d’Erving Goffman (<a href="https://g.co/kgs/v8NqMK" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://g.co/kgs/v8NqMK</a>) </li> <li>Surveiller et punir de Michel Foucault (<a href="https://g.co/kgs/Sg79Zo" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://g.co/kgs/Sg79Zo</a>) </li> </ul></li> </ul>

EP 52 - Dr Lisa FRIEDLANDER PITRAT - MCU en prothèses et épidémiologiste

Stephanie Marshall

Lisa Friedlander is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids’ activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.Stephanie Marshall is the founder &amp; CEO of M3 Advisors, a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of Citrine Angels, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via  Portfolia, W Fund, Backstage, Gaingels, and others.What you will learn from this episode: Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor. How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!) Men's Role in  Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc. Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market? The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching. The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story     Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again? Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem? Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background? Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check.  Join us for the next episode!

<a href="https://next.law/about-us/next-team/lisa-friedlander/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Lisa Friedlander</a> is an attorney, entrepreneur, and angel investor. After practicing corporate and telecommunications law for 15+ years in both large and small firms, as well as serving in a VP General Counsel role for a satellite telecom company. She co-founded Activity Rocket in 2013, an aggregated marketplace for kids’ activities and summer camps. It was acquired in 2017 by Thrively, a west coast edtech company. Lisa is also a founding member and serves on the Board of Directors for Citrine Angels. Lisa joined Shulman Rogers to help launch and grow the NEXT Platform that supports the legal needs of startups and emerging businesses. Lisa is a mentor and speaker for a variety of entrepreneurship and investment groups and sits on the advisory board for several startups.<a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/stephaniebauermarshall/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Stephanie Marshall</a> is the founder &amp; CEO of<a href="http://m3advisors.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> M3 Advisors,</a> a boutique innovation consultancy focused on the intersectionality of market trends and tech disruption. From leading an innovation team at a Fortune 15 corporation through the challenging process of developing and marketing patented products to refining early-stage offerings at startups, Stephanie is an industry-recognized leader in successfully bringing innovative services to market. A passionate advocate of female entrepreneurship and innovation, Stephanie is co-founder and board president of<a href="http://citrineangels.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Citrine Angels</a>, a DC-based angel group of women investing in women. She also supports closing the funding gap via <a href="https://www.portfolia.co/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Portfolia</a>,<a href="https://www.wrule.vc/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> W Fund</a>,<a href="https://backstagecapital.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Backstage</a>,<a href="http://gaingels.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> Gaingels</a>, and others.What you will learn from this episode:<ul> <li>Why and how to join Citrine Angels is you are a female accredited investor.</li> <li>How Citrine Angels is making betting on women achievable for accredited women to become investors</li> <li>How female angels are closing the funding gap for women (VCs need to catch up!)</li> <li>Men's Role in  Gender Lens Investing and Improving Access to Capital for Female Founders</li> <li>Why Storytelling Is Important When Fundraising</li> <li>What is required to build investor trust: authenticity, knowing your business market and understanding your numbers, honesty, etc.</li> <li>Things CA investors consider when evaluating a pitch: is an idea/business scalable? Is it disruptive in a value-added or unique way? What big personal or socio-economic problem is it solving for the market?</li> <li>The importance of giving grace or constructive feedback to promising founders when they miss the mark when pitching.</li> <li>The 3 Risks Citrine Angels look for when evaluating a pitch beyond a good story <ul> <li>Capital Risk: is the founder getting funding and how hard has it been to fundraise. Does the business require a ton of capital for execution and to be successful? Is there a chance the business could run out of money before the founder can raise again?</li> <li>Product Risk: Product-market fit - is there a real problem that the business is solving, what is the addressable market for the problem? Is this the solution to that problem?</li> <li>Execution Risk: How strong is the team and do they have what it takes to execute for success? Do the team members have the right background?</li> <li>Once the 3 boxes are checked investors feel confident to move on to due diligence and perhaps ultimately write a check.</li> </ul> </li></ul>Join us for the next episode!

S3 Ep. 8: Why Accredited Women Investors Should Join Citrine Angels with Lisa Friedlander and Stephanie Marshall

Lisa Friedlander, co-founder of Activity Rocket, explains the trials and tribulations of starting a business with no prior entrepreneurial experience. Friedlander discusses how hard work and a little help from family helped the company rise to a national scale.

What's Working in Washington - Ep 209 - Activity Rocket gets kids into enrichment programs - Lisa Friedlander